In praise of Dr. Anthony Fauci

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@Picasso I'm going to post this as if we have had no history between us. IOW, no insults, just a plain answer to the question in the video.

Vaccines aren't meant to stop transmission. They're meant to stop you from getting sick or from getting *as* sick.

The guy asked a stupid question.
 
@Picasso I'm going to post this as if we have had no history between us. IOW, no insults, just a plain answer to the question in the video.

Vaccines aren't meant to stop transmission. They're meant to stop you from getting sick or from getting *as* sick.

The guy asked a stupid question.
James T Butter Knife.
 
@Picasso I'm going to post this as if we have had no history between us. IOW, no insults, just a plain answer to the question in the video.

Vaccines aren't meant to stop transmission. They're meant to stop you from getting sick or from getting *as* sick.

The guy asked a stupid question.
You're changing the narrative. How many times did we hear from the "experts" if you get the vaccine you won't contract covid; or some variation of that?

For shits and giggles I looked up "does a vaccine prevent you from getting the disease?" and below is the AI response.

Yes, I do understand how vaccines work and you can still catch the disease/virus even if you have one. But the statements and the AI response doesn't read that way to a layperson with no background in diseases or biology. It reads as if you have the vaccine you won't get sick at all. That's been one of the major points of contention from the start. When "experts" keep saying this catchphrase people tend to believe it through & through.

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You're changing the narrative. How many times did we hear from the "experts" if you get the vaccine you won't contract covid; or some variation of that?

For shits and giggles I looked up "does a vaccine prevent you from getting the disease?" and below is the AI response.

Yes, I do understand how vaccines work and you can still catch the disease/virus even if you have one. But the statements and the AI response doesn't read that way to a layperson with no background in diseases or biology. It reads as if you have the vaccine you won't get sick at all. That's been one of the major points of contention from the start. When "experts" keep saying this catchphrase people tend to believe it through & through.

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Wait, how am I changing the narrative? The interviewer in the video asked a question, the guy declined to answer while walking to a meeting, so I answered the question. Plus, it was obvious the interviewer was asking a "when did you stop beating your wife" question. What do I mean by that? I don't think I've ever heard an expert say a vaccine is 100% effective. The question asked started with the assumption that it was said that vaccines would stop transmission.

They might help lowering transmissions because if you're not sick, well, you can't infect other people.
 
Wolfgang would be more than happy to assist Captain Faggot Kirk’s request that Geo will 100% deny. :ROFLMAO:
 
@Picasso I'm going to post this as if we have had no history between us. IOW, no insults, just a plain answer to the question in the video.

Vaccines aren't meant to stop transmission. They're meant to stop you from getting sick or from getting *as* sick.

The guy asked a stupid question.
And I'll ask the question: What's the average time frame for vaccine development before being released to the public?
 
Wait, how am I changing the narrative? The interviewer in the video asked a question, the guy declined to answer while walking to a meeting, so I answered the question. Plus, it was obvious the interviewer was asking a "when did you stop beating your wife" question. What do I mean by that? I don't think I've ever heard an expert say a vaccine is 100% effective. The question asked started with the assumption that it was said that vaccines would stop transmission.

They might help lowering transmissions because if you're not sick, well, you can't infect other people.
I only watched about 10 seconds of the video, got the gist the reporter dude was asking loaded questions, and turned it off. The narrative I was referring to was the one that was shoved down our throats for like 2 years. Maybe you were watching something else, but I lost track of how many times I heard "if you get the vaccine you won't get covid" and the "vaccine will halt the spread." Hell, I even heard it multiple times over from my lab's medical director trying to push those slogans on us and convince personnel the vaccine was 100% effective.
 
Wolfgang would be more than happy to assist Captain Faggot Kirk’s request that Geo will 100% deny. :ROFLMAO:
It's amazing you have any time to post here as you're always supporting genocide and child murderers.

Why are you a supporter of such heinous crimes? What's in it for you?
 
The interviewer in the video asked a question, the guy declined to answer while walking to a meeting, so I answered the question.
You are hardly qualified to definitively answer that question.
I know you think you are, though.
Do you have amnesia, or are you purposely pretending to not remember the narrative that was pushed?
How it went from the POTUS and VP saying they would never take trump's vaccine, to saying it was safe and effective, to mandating that everybody take it?
The covid narrative had more holes than a sieve. I can't believe anyone fell for it.
And with your ego, you would never admit that you were fooled, no way in hell.
 
@Picasso I'm going to post this as if we have had no history between us. IOW, no insults, just a plain answer to the question in the video.

Vaccines aren't meant to stop transmission. They're meant to stop you from getting sick or from getting *as* sick.

The guy asked a stupid question.

That's not what the gubment and Corporate Media said.

 
And I'll ask the question: What's the average time frame for vaccine development before being released to the public?
I don't know. Probably much longer than the time the CV19 took. But (there's always a but) there was never such a concerted world wide effort to make a vaccine before. Plus research into mRNA vaccines was already well underway. Trump's push to get the vaccine out as quick as it came was one of the few things I'll say he did well.

You're implying that just because it was quick, it was no good. That doesn't necessarily follow.
 
@MadAsAHatter I can't remember hearing anyone say, at least anyone qualified to say, that the vaccine is 100% effective. Anyone who said that was lying, misinformed or had some kind of agenda.

Vaccines DO halt the spread of diseases, including Covid. Smallpox, polio, measles, are 3 examples. And now that people are skipping the measles vaccine guess what's happening? It's back.
 
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